i wanna a beer can crusher

chloe1705

Hi
I am looking for a beer can crusher cheapest i have found is about £15 just wondered if anyone knows of a cheaper one?
any help would be great thanks

tobyjug

Lakeland have one for about £12 I saw it in a catalogue the other day,
hope you have one near you otherwise you have to pay extra for p & P.

quoia

chloe1705 wrote:

Hi
I am looking for a beer can crusher cheapest i have found is about £15 just wondered if anyone knows of a cheaper one?
any help would be great thanks

I can sell you a hammer for a Fiver !

Sheel

THIS is the can crusher that Lakeland sell

Cupcake_4

chloe1705 wrote:

Hi
I am looking for a beer can crusher cheapest i have found is about £15 just wondered if anyone knows of a cheaper one?
any help would be great thanks

The cheapest Ive found is the one at the end of my leg - its called a foot and works everytime

However i do advise the wearing of a shoe whilst operating said equipment

scattycat_3

Cupcake wrote:

The cheapest Ive found is the one at the end of my leg - its called a foot and works everytime

However i do advise the wearing of a shoe whilst operating said equipment

Couldn't agree more and make sure can is empty! as if.

chloe1705

Thanks everyone for your help the one at lakeland looks good.

KK

I've seen one recently in either the Betterware or Kleeneze catalogues that I irritatingly get left outside my door even though I have a sticker on my door that say I do not buy stuff sold on the doorstep. Sometimes I look at them and am tempted to buy, but then never get round to it!

Ted_Hutchinson

Betterware put can crusher in search

Can Crusher 18629
Simple and safe can crusher that can be mounted on the wall for easy access. Place can on shelf and pull down handle to crush. Includes fixings. Suitable for all can sizes. Great for use with the Recycling Bags (Code 17176). 33 x 10 x 7cm.
nr: 12003542 £7.99

BG_Porgy

Hi Guys, ever thought that the Council might not want the cans pre-crushed

When the Council come to bale them for transportation in bulk the cans lock together in self sustaining bales. However if they are pre-crushed they do not lock together so well or at all and fall apart.

Your good intentions, usually for space saving reasons at home, may cause severe problems down the line. If the cans are handled loose then NO probs

Interesting wee practical trial for you Place an identical empty can in each hand with palms facing upwards and can lying on its side

Both cans feel the same weight ( obviously 'cos they are the same weight )

Now crush one can by chosen method described earlier ...ideally by squashing end to end

Now repeat weight assessment exercise and see if they are both the same weight

It is a good experiment for kids but the best bit about it is that dad has to drink two cans of beer first

Cheers
BG Porgy